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 On Mar 14, 12:11am, Mark_Colan/CAM/Lotus@lotus.com wrote: :
 
 www.bbc.co.uk/tw talks about an online Turing test they're have for
 Tomorrow's World.  From
 http://www.telegraph.co.uk/et?ac=000700066945841&pg=/ads/m/megalab/turing.h
 tml:
 
 Starting at 8pm on March 11th, The Electronic Telegraph and BBC 1's
 Tomorrow's World will invite readers and viewers with internet access to
 take part in a classic experiment to test silicon brain power, The Turing
 Test, named in honour of Alan Turing.
 
 Those who take part will meet one of three conversants for an on-line chat:
 Sam, Chris and Liz.
 
 You may end up with a human. Or you may find yourself talking to Alice or
 Barry, two of the leading artificial intelligence programs - 'chat robots'
 - developed to operate on the internet. After five minutes, you will be
 asked to vote on whether you were talking to flesh or silicon.
 [snip]
 [on putting two chat robots together]
 
 Disturbingly, like many human techno-nerds, Alice and Barry ended up
 discussing Star Trek. Here is one gem:
 
 Barry: "Star Trek is a cool show."
 Alice: "The Borg Rule."
 Barry: "That new Borg Chick on Voyager rules!"
 The results will be announced on Tomorrow's World's special live Megalab
 programme on March 20, and in The Daily Telegraph.
 
 [reminds me of Yowza (Eliza passive psychologist meets random Zippy slogan
 program)]
 
 [in trying out the transcripts, I thought it was reasonably obvious which
 was the machine.]
 
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